About the Role Grade Level for internal use 07 S P Global s Dividend Forecasting provides announcements and forecasts for dividend amounts and dates for more than 35 000 stocks globally Forecasts are up to five years in the future subject to availability Dividend forecasts are a key input used to price options and futures Our main customers include investment banks hedge funds risk managers and derivatives exchanges Dividend forecasts are created using a bottom-up research led methodology to provide the highest level of accuracy They are based a range of factors including recent market news direct company guidance fundamental analysis historical observations and peer group trends The successful candidate will work as part of the European or US dividend research team Members are responsible for providing dividend forecasts for a portfolio of stocks through in-depth research and financial analysis of company fundamentals Analysts are also responsible for providing ad-hoc customer-driven research thematic reports and customer support Duties accountabilities Analysis of company fundamentals to provide dividend forecasts for a selected coverage of stocks Provision of research on equity fundamentals financial statements and market announcements Generation of dividend research papers at a sector country and regional level Monitor news flow to assess the impact of market events on companies and their dividends Forecast dividend payment schedules A keen awareness of the impact dividends forecasts have on the value of equity derivatives Respond to daily client demands with bespoke analysis Building relationships with investor relations departments at companies within coverage Education experience Candidates will be degree educated Advanced working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs Prior experience with SQL or VBA preferable CFA or equivalent post-graduate study desirable Keen interest in financial news market events and their implications Knowledge of financial statement

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🏢 S&P Global
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